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This Market Needs a Breather Soon
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Santa Rally Gains Momentum
Last week’s headline was that the steep bounce would likely be the start of a Santa rally. After Thursday’s blip

Steep Bounce Triggers Likely Santa Rally
Last week’s headline was that we were “close to being oversold”, the market downtrend would likely slow down, and for

Earnings Is Key
That was one of the tougher weeks in trading as many stocks retraced and whipsawed. The one more “hoorah” is looking precarious in this current upside cycle, and earnings will be the deciding factor. Many issues do look overbought, but

Yes, One More Hoorah!
Last week I leaned towards the market having one more “hoorah” in this current upside cycle. It was a tough call as certain indications were suggesting the markets were overbought, while my trusted indicators were not. So, obviously I’m rather

One More Hoorah?
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Still Juice In this Market
Another good week, and while there is still more juice in this run we are getting closer to an overbought situation – not quite there yet. A few more ‘monorail’ initial sell-off bars in evidence with several overstretched stocks, while

Still Not Overbought, But Some Stocks Showing Signs Of Tiring
This was a particularly good week, with many stocks performing very nicely indeed. But a number are now showing profit-taking or initial sell-off bars. Up to now I’ve been consistently bullish with some caution. Bullish was the correct direction, the

Further Room For Upside But These Are Still Not Perfect Conditions
Another good week for the Nasdaq, this time dragging the other main indices along meaning a broader based rally. So, why the “but”? Because there’s also a lot of ragged behavior out there. Because the Nasdaq and leading stocks are

S&P Poised For a Breakout, But Serious Obstacles Still Loom
The Nasdaq has lurched into even more overstretched territory, the S&P is poised for a breakout, the Dow is trying to find support, and the Russell is still stuck in its sideways channel. Manage your trades conservatively. Protect profits as

Big Tech Leads The Way, But For How Long?
The Nasdaq had a storming week, leading the S&P somewhat, but barely having any impact on the Dow and the Russell 2000. The markets The large tech stocks have led the way, but this is not a broad market rally.

Post Earnings Likely to Be Tepid
The major indices are all pretty much where they were 12-months ago, and with this earnings season limping into its last few days, the most likely outcome for the summer is more tepid performance. The markets Last week I said

Choppy Whippy Conditions Likely Until Post Earnings
A false breakout on Monday followed by three down days, and finally a gap up on Friday … That’s what you call challenging market conditions. The markets So, last week’s headline was that there was some limited upside potential but